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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

Why does Jack trust the people he discovers parked in a convoy near the construction site where he and his family camped? (from Pages 114 - 170)

The people offer him food.

The people have an eighteen-wheeler with a Red Cross insignia on it.

Jack has no other choice but to trust them.

Jack does not trust them.

2.

Why is it significant that the truck that Jack drives Dee for medical help is a powder blue Chevy? (from Pages 230 - 277)

Jack had a dream about a powder blue Chevy.

The Chevy is not significant.

Jack had driven a similar truck when he and Dee were dating.

It was a similar truck from which Jack had siphoned gas, saving their lives once before.

3.

Why do the people affected by the aurora kill themselves when the event ends? (from Pages 230 - 277)

The people turn their violence on themselves.

They do not kill themselves.

The people turn their violence on each other.

The people affected by the aurora are overcome by their guilt when they realize what they have done.

4.

Why does Dave tell Jack that he wants to kill him? (from Pages 58 - 113)

Dave wants to kill Jack because he wants to kidnap Cole.

Dave wants to kill Jack because Jack did not see the aurora.

Dave does not want to kill Jack.

Dave wants to kill Jack because Jack did see the aurora.

5.

Why were the people of Great Falls largely not affected by the aurora? (from Pages 171 - 229)

Great Falls was so far north the aurora did not appear there.

There had been a curfew that night forcing people to stay inside.

Everyone affected in Great Falls had been killed.

It was cloudy the night of the aurora.

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